Consistent with this, China has spent a significant amount on infrastructure: in urban ... In China, almost all infrastructure financing is undertaken by the public sector, with private financing as a proportion of GDP close to zero. China has placed ... Graph 1 China – Infrastructure Investment* Per cent of GDP Includes infrastructure investment in urban areas from 1996–2010, and infrastructure investment in rural and urban areas for 2011 Sources: CEIC; RBA *

Consistent with this, China has spent a significant amount on infrastructure: in urban ... In China, almost all infrastructure financing is undertaken by the public sector, with private financing as a proportion of GDP close to zero. China has placed ... Graph 1 China – Infrastructure Investment* Per cent of GDP Includes infrastructure investment in urban areas from 1996–2010, and infrastructure investment in rural and urban areas for 2011 Sources: CEIC; RBA *

spending grew solidly in the early part of 2010 (Graph 5). Nominal urban fixed‑asset ... effects of the fiscal stimulus. Chinese export volumes are estimated to have grown ... As a result, in March China recorded its first monthly trade deficit since 2004

that the Chinese economy continues to grow strongly and that price pressures have increased ... that the composition of China’s growth is shifting away from investment and back towards the export ... per cent over the first three quarters of 2009, nominal urban fixed-asset investment

The recent recovery in activity has been most pronounced in the Chinese economy, where GDP rose by around 2¼ per cent in the September quarter, after growing ... (Graph 6). Nominal urban fixed-asset investment rose by 3 per cent in the quarter ... continued to grow robustly, partly boosted by fiscal incentives, while Chinese external

The Census also shows some improvements in income levels, specifically among urban workers (Figure 17). Those receiving less than one minimum salary decreased ...urban workers earning between two and five minimum salaries reportedly increased ...china, india, mexico, oecd, united states